Been cooking on a kamado for a year or so, and recently added a pellet grill for consistency. I have the hopper full, all ready to get up and put the meat on and let it go all day tomorrow for dinner. I had gotten a brisket (flat only, Choice) before and it came out dry on my kamado. Looking to improve this time around with the new grill (more consistent I hope).
I went with the Prime cut, full packer brisket, 11.75lb. Costco has it at $3.99/lb, a good bit cheaper than the Choice flat, which was surprising. Butcher said because it has all the fat on it that most trim (on the top). The full packer was the same price as the Choice flat, so seemed like a no-brainer to me, picked the Prime packer. So the plan is to trim it tonight, and rub with 1 part salt, 1 part pepper, and 1/2 part garlic powder. No injections.
After trimming I assume it'll be around 11lbs. I plan to put it on at 6am at 225, let it go for 8 hrs. Pull it, wrap it cap side down in some beef broth and a few spices, and put it back on at 275. Pull it when it hits 200-205.
Question, about when is it estimated I'll be pulling this thing if I start at 6am? Anything I should change to get a nice juicy, tender brisket? Thanks!
I went with the Prime cut, full packer brisket, 11.75lb. Costco has it at $3.99/lb, a good bit cheaper than the Choice flat, which was surprising. Butcher said because it has all the fat on it that most trim (on the top). The full packer was the same price as the Choice flat, so seemed like a no-brainer to me, picked the Prime packer. So the plan is to trim it tonight, and rub with 1 part salt, 1 part pepper, and 1/2 part garlic powder. No injections.
After trimming I assume it'll be around 11lbs. I plan to put it on at 6am at 225, let it go for 8 hrs. Pull it, wrap it cap side down in some beef broth and a few spices, and put it back on at 275. Pull it when it hits 200-205.
Question, about when is it estimated I'll be pulling this thing if I start at 6am? Anything I should change to get a nice juicy, tender brisket? Thanks!